Jul 2, 2019
Dream Weavers
By Bryan Hay Rachel Marbaker ’19 enjoys traditional knitting with needles and yarn, but her choice of fiber changes when she transitions to her academic…
Innovation and Research
Jun 19, 2019
Business Battle
By Stephen Wilson Laundry at college isn’t easy. For many students, the process begins with finding quarters and then searching for soap. Locating a…
Jun 13, 2019
Science for Good
By Katie Neitz Small actions can make a big impact. Emilie Henry ’19 knows this well. As a first-year student, Henry arrived at Lafayette with plans…
Jun 7, 2019
Prof. Khadijah Mitchell Receives Grant for Kidney Cancer Research
By Katie Neitz Khadijah Mitchell, Peter C.S. d’Aubermont, M.D., Scholar of Health and Life Sciences and assistant professor of biology, has been awarded…
Jun 7, 2019
Steel Bridge Team Takes National Title
By Katie Neitz Lafayette’s steel bridge team not only successfully defended its title—it dominated the Student Steel Bridge Competition National Finals…
Jun 5, 2019
Studying the Impact of Urban Renewal
By Bryan Hay The research: Urban Renewal Projects and Urban Inequality in Istanbul, Turkey The team: Idil Tanrisever ’19, economics major, and Rexford…
Jun 5, 2019
Identifying Molecules
By Katie Neitz The team: Matthew Adusei ’19, biology major, and James Dearworth, associate professor of biology and neuroscience The research: Detection…
May 10, 2019
Students Share Research at Spring Poster Session
Students across a variety of disciplines presented their research to the campus community recently at the 2019 Spring Poster Session in Kirby Sports Center…
May 1, 2019
Lafayette Wins Regional Innovation Contest
By Stephen Wilson Turn any container into a measuring tool. That’s the basic concept that helped Alexander Homsi ’19 and Rebecca Adelman ’19 win…
Apr 24, 2019
The How and Why of Bill Wagner ’89
By Stephen Wilson Not everyone would be confident enough to start a discussion in a room full of guests, half of whom are football players, by admitting…